Islamic manuscripts are more than old books. They are records of scholarship, worship, law, philosophy, medicine, language, art, and community life across…
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Interfaith Dialogue as a Tool for Preventing Religious Conflicts begins with a practical idea: communities are safer when people of different beliefs know one…
Muhammadiyah’s modernist movement offers a distinctive model of Muslim renewal: preserve the ethical force of Islamic teaching while responding intelligently…
Indonesia occupies a distinctive position in Southeast Asia. It is the region’s largest Muslim-majority country, a leading democracy, and one of the most…
Tawhid is the Islamic affirmation that God is one, unique and without partner. It is more than a statement of belief. It shapes how Muslims understand human…
Prof. Dr. M. Din Syamsuddin’s engagement with the World Council of Churches (WCC) reflects a sustained commitment to cooperation across religious boundaries.…
Globalization has changed how Islamic knowledge is produced, shared and trusted. Religious authority once depended heavily on proximity to a mosque, pesantren,…
Islamic ethics place human dignity, fairness and public responsibility at the centre of religious life. Justice is not presented as an abstract ideal reserved…
Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim-majority country, has long been regarded as a living laboratory for interfaith cooperation. With more than 1,300…
Across the Muslim world and its diasporas, religious scholars have traditionally held a sacred trust: interpreting scripture for communities and speaking with…